Basic Conversational Korean

Erin2023-05-23T11:20:22-04:00

Welcome to Our Basic Conversational Korean Homeschool Curriculum

Are you intrigued by Korean culture, landmarks, and celebrations? Would you like to be able to read the menu at a Korean restaurant? Basic Conversational Korean guides students through learning the Korean alphabet, as well as phonics, handwriting, vocabulary, grammar, conversational skill, and historical cultural facts.

Getting Started with Our Basic Conversational Korean Homeschool Curriculum

Basic Conversational Korean is a high school level homeschool curriculum consisting of 36 lessons. It uses PowerPoint® presentations with audio material to help with pronunciation. There are also printable worksheets, vocabulary lists, quizzes and exams, and answer keys.

This course may be covered as a one-year option by completing each lesson in a week’s time. Students who wish to interact with the material more deeply may use the two-year option, by taking two weeks to master each lesson.

Overview

36 lessons, 5 days a week
Includes PowerPoint® lessons with audio, worksheets, vocabulary lists, quizzes and exams, and answer keys
Grade: 9-12

Supplies Needed

Corresponding lessons on SchoolhouseTeachers.com

What to Do

Go to Class Lessons and download the lesson plan and the files for Week One. Start with the Day 1 assignment. Follow the instructions each day on the lesson plan and check them off when completed.

Course Sample for Our Basic Conversational Korean Homeschool Curriculum

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Basic Conversational Korean

How to Use This Course

Welcome to Basic Conversational Korean! We are so glad that you have decided to use this course on SchoolhouseTeachers.com

Using the Lessons

The heart of this course is in the PowerPoint® presentations. The student is encouraged to take time to go through these in great detail. Speed is not the goal but rather a solid understanding of the content. It takes patience to learn to read another language. The Course Introduction was written as a quick reference guide for that reason. It is short, so feel free to print it our and keep it handy.

The video files for this course are not instructional videos. They were created from the PowerPoint presentations for the course so that members without access to PowerPoint may still use the course. They contain only the audio that is found in the PowerPoint presentations, not a complete video lesson given by the Lesson Designer. The videos and PowerPoint presentations contain the same information in two formats.

Each slide will walk the student through the concepts, and some will have additional audio. On the PowerPoint presentations, hover your mouse over the gray audio icon and click the triangle to play. In the videos, simply listen, pause, and rewind as needed.

The worksheets for this course are presented in both the PowerPoint presentations/videos and the worksheet downloads for this course. For consistency, the worksheet downloads are identical to the ones in the PowerPoint presentations/videos. As such, if a worksheet references audio files, these are all located in the PowerPoint presentations/videos.

Some of the activities in the PowerPoint presentations/videos are not included in the worksheets but meant just for practice. This is intentional. The answer keys for these activities have been provided, however, and are located in the Answer Key for PPT Lesson Practice Questions file.

Transcript Information for Our Basic Conversational Korean Homeschool Curriculum

This course may be completed in either one year or two. Students who excel at languages may choose the one-year option, spending approximately 180 total class hours (90 per semester) and earning 1.0 high school credit in foreign language.

However, learning a language that does not use the Latin/Roman alphabet may be more difficult for some and will require more hours of practice. This course contains enough information for two years of work if the student spends enough time to earn that credit. That is why the two-year option is available.

Students who spend approximately 360 total class hours (taking a whole year to complete each semester of material) would receive 2.0 total high-school credits for the additional hours devoted to mastering the subject. In that case, the quizzes would count as major grades for the course, and the midterm would be the final for Year 1. The final would be given at the end of Year 2.

We hope that you enjoy learning about the Korean language and culture in this course!

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Course Outline for Our Basic Conversational Korean Homeschool Curriculum

Section One: Hangul – Learning the Korean Alphabet

Week 1: Phonics – Introduction, Basic Consonants and Vertical Vowels
Week 2: Phonics – Basic Consonants and Horizontal Vowels
Week 3: Phonics – Basic Consonants and Y Vowels
Week 4: Phonics – Double Consonants
Week 5: Phonics – Multiple Vowels (Diphthongs)
Week 6: Phonics – 3 Pronunciation Rules
Week 7: Phonics Review and Test

Section Two: Conversational Korean

Week 8: Greetings and Introductions
Week 9: Expressing Likes and Dislikes
Week 10: Eating Out and Test 2
Week 11: Shopping
Week 12: Seasons and the Weather
Week 13: School Life and Test 3
Week 14: Asking for Directions
Week 15: Going to Church
Week 16: A Housewarming Party
Week 17: Going to the Doctor
Week 18: Review and Mid-term Exam
Week 19: Taking a Tour
Week 20: Meeting the Family

Section Three: Korean Language Application

Week 21: Reading 1 – Short Reading Passages
Week 22: Reading 2 – Traditional Korean Fables
Week 23: Reading 3 – Bible Story Cartoons
Week 24: Reading 4 – Daily Reading; Test 4
Week 25: Listening 1 – Daily Conversations
Week 26: Listening 2 – Bible Story (Jonah); Onomatopoeia
Week 27: Listening 3 – Korean Holidays
Week 28: Listening 4 – Speaking on the Phone
Week 29: Translation 1 – Short Translations and Test 5
Week 30: Translation 2 – Korean Songs
Week 31: Translation 3 – Long Translations
Week 32: Translation 4 – Hanja (Chinese Root Words)

Section Four: Exploring Korea

Week 33: Exploring Korea 1 – Tours (Natural Destinations)
Week 34: Exploring Korea 2 – Ancient Korean History
Week 35: Exploring Korea 3 – Resources and Review
Week 36: Final Exam and Review

More About Our Basic Conversational Korean Homeschool Curriculum

Are you curious about the Korean landscape and culture? Have you always wanted to learn an Asian language but hesitated due to the challenge of learning a new alphabet and difficult vocabulary? This course was designed for you.

Beginning with phonics, this class helps students learn the alphabet easily and thoroughly. The Korean alphabet is not difficult to learn, so students will be able to read and write comfortably once the phonics classes are completed.

Students will then study basic conversational skills that will enable them to communicate in various daily-life situations. Each lesson includes a dialogue, a detailed explanation of the dialogue, culture points to learn how to use the language properly, grammar, a vocabulary list, opportunities for practicing, homework assignments, and a vocabulary quiz.

The final section of the course includes exercises for applying what the students have learned to reading, listening, and translating activities. As students explore this interesting language, they will also discover fascinating aspects about the people and their culture.

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Basic Conversational Korean

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Length: 1 or 2 years
Content type: Text based with audio/video elements
Grades: 9-12

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Laura and Jason Mun

Erin2022-05-21T16:22:21-04:00

Laura and Jason Mun

Lesson Designers

Laura and Jason Mun (Moon) live in South Korea. They homeschool their two daughters, Lillian and…

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3. Gather necessary resources, found on page 2 of the lesson plan.

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Welcome to Our Basic Conversational Korean Homeschool Curriculum

Basic Conversational Korean

Laura and Jason Mun

Laura and Jason Mun

1. Bookmark the course for easy access during instruction.

2. Click “View Lesson Plan” as available and organize as desired (on computer desktop or in a printed format). Lesson Plans for all courses coming soon.

3. Gather necessary resources, found on page 2 of the lesson plan.

4. Click “Go to Class Lessons” and get started.

5. Enjoy the course!

6. Utilize Applecore or your own record keeping system throughout the course.

7. Print a certificate of completion.

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